Insight Incorporated

James Wilkins and Ian Campbell discuss Dallas Willard's definitions of the words "dogma" and "law". The conversation touches on the need for relationship with God, and not dogmas, and the tendency of an atrophied soul to lean towards fanaticism. If you're impatient skip to 01:30:00 and listen to the juiciest bits of the conversation.

Lucas Vos is an educator in the Netherlands, he studied Egypt at university, is a footballer, and has a podcast where he explores his curiosity. Lucas's channel: https://www.youtube.com/@UCez1fzMRGctojfis2lfRYug

Ken Lowry comes on to discuss philosophy, religion, theology, and how to pursue wisdom.

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins chat about thoughts from on a Tristan Harris video discussing AI. Magic, Demons, Technology, and all the works in this one.

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins discuss a quote from Brennan Manning that challenges them to explore faith in Jesus as an active and participatory trust in Jesus, rather than your own ability to measure up or be prepared.

James Wilkins and Ian Campbell exchange thoughts on the idea of conviction and the need for martyrs, people who sincerely believe in something.

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins discuss Jordan Hall's essay Thinking and Simulated Thinking. Here's that essay: https://medium.com/deep-code/on-thinking-and-simulated-thinking-5e434e92cf86

What if the key to understanding your life lies in the stories we tell ourselves? Ian Campbell and Grey Hamilton explore how narratives shape our reality and influence our growth. Join us as we dive into the complexities of personal transformation and the teachings of great thinkers like Jordan Peterson. What narrative are you living by? Share your thoughts below! Check out Grey's Channel:  @g...

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins discuss "The Point"–what it is, and what it isn't.

In this conversation, Ross Byrd explores the concept of Imago Dei, emphasizing that being made in the image of God is more about our role and responsibilities rather than inherent rights. He discusses humanity's priestly role in creation, highlighting the importance of representing God to the rest of creation and vice versa. Byrd critiques the tendency to focus on rights without acknowledging...

Daniel Flores is a Calvary Chapel pastor two hours outside of Los Angeles, in Phelan, CA. He and Ian Campbell talk about life with God, not earning love, Daniel's life story, and how to live in divisive times.

Ian Campbell and Joel Carini discuss DOAC's recent debate. They analyze some of the topics and arguments made by the theologian, the atheist and the philosopher as it relates to meaning IN life and the meaning OF life. Find Joel onSubstack: https://joelcarini.substack.com/?utm_campaign=profile_chipsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NaturalTheologianX: https://x.com/NaturalTheologn

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins talk theosophy, new age, religions, and attempt to locate eternal things in material OR spiritual things.

Jesse "Stick 'em Up" Sprinkle is a drummer and producer, tea aficionado, and photographer. This episode is about the music industry, a recent gig with Poor Old Lu, Tea, Jesus, Politics, and the improbable origins of many ancient structures. Check out Jesse's Tea Company here: https://www.facebook.com/BBTeaCo/ And his music here: https://jessesprinkle.bandcamp.com/music

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins discuss reasons why fiction and scripture get at deeper truths than we realize, or allow for.

In this conversation, Sarah Pevehouse discusses her journey into alternative education, focusing on the creation of a micro high school that emphasizes project-based learning and mixed-age dynamics. She shares insights on the importance of preparing students for real-life challenges, the role of parental involvement, and the transformative experiences of her students. The discussion highlights the...

Great conversation with Kyle Rice of  The God Journey  podcast. We discussed the goals of psychology, areas of overlap with Christianity, amongst other things. Check it out, and let me know what you think!

James Wilkins and Ian Campbell discuss God's catalyzing role in changing lives. Repentance is accepting an invitation into the kingdom of God, not simply behavior modification.

Griffin Gooch and I discuss happiness, status, Gen Z's return to churches, and more in this episode of Insight Incorporated. https://griffingooch.substack.com/

Ian and James discuss a few ideas they've encountered recently. Check out Ian's substack: https://ianquest.substack.com

Ken Tangel has a degree in psychology and biblical counseling, and wants people to see the overlap between what the Bible says, and what they experience on a daily basis. The conversation is well worth the disappointing audio. Check out Ken's practice, based in Western New York: link coming soonHe also does work with Camp Get-a-way, a camp designed to support children with emotional, behaviora...

Interview with Joel Carini the Natural Theologian. Joel attended Wheaton Bible College, Westminster Theological Seminary, the University of Chicago, and now is pursuing his Ph. D. in Philosophy at St. Louis University. Check out Joel's Book here: https://a.co/d/dJjNJKxYouTube: ⁨@NaturalTheologian⁩Substack: https://joelcarini.substack.com

I spoke with Edward Fantouzzo about his conversion to Catholicism, and his training to become a priest. We touched on what drew him to Catholicism, and how that speaks to a broader culture of younger people who are returning to more orthodox forms of faith.*Edward is not an official of the Diocese of Rochester, NY.

Ian and James broach a current but contentious issue in a gentle and thoughtful way. This conversation is touchy, but hopefully graceful and insightful. Who is Israel, and what exactly are we talking about when we discuss the Middle East, scripture, and doctrine.

Ian and James discuss a recent conversation James had with ChatGPT regarding the potential dangers of idolizing AI and how to properly use AI in relation to faith. Here's that conversation: https://chatgpt.com/share/6844b5bd-7314-8009-8867-614e70c93a22Let us know what your favorite part of the episode was in the comments!